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A mute partner.
Well, this class wasn't so bad after all, was it? Louisa liked the silent boy. She nodded at him, trying to be as quiet as he was, and took her wand out. "Now we build." She said, breaking her quietness a second after issuing it. "Come on, help me hold the wood piece you got up." She dropped to her knees and held one edge of the wood and raised it, "We'll get the wheels and then stick them one by one on the to-be floor plank." She paused and looked up at the boy who possibly didn't get this. "Wheels. Wood. Together." Now, get to work.
Louisa grabbed a wheel and dragged it to her, she placed the wheel -in a standing position- and with her free hand she grabbed the wand from under her tunic and, "Adhero," she stuck the first wheel to the floor. "See? Easy," emphasizing to her partner. He should do two wheels and she was going to do two.
One down, one more to go.
The silence is awkward. Glad that Louisa manages to break it without making it look ridiculous. Now that they are going to build the wagon, Xing pulls out his wand from the uncomfortable shirt before he drops on his knees to hold the other side of the wood. He looks confused when Louisa speed-explains, but understands what she says when she breaks it down to three words. The simpler, the better. Xing nods,
"Alright," and thus, he takes one of the wheels, holds it against the side of the wood.
Wand pointed towards the wheel, the Slytherin swishes the twelve inches long Poplar wood. He looks focused as he swishes his wand and performs the incantation.
"Adhero..." the word escapes in a low, slightly husky and confident voice. Wheels, done.
"What's next?" Xing suddenly asks, looking up at Louisa.